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'I'm not a literary critic so I won't comment in any detail on what strikes me as
very fine writing - some of Miller's best, perhaps. I will discuss instead what I
believe to be his great moral achievement in Landscape: to have brought
together in the one book dramatic, fictional, meditation on an aboriginal
massacre of whites and aspects of the Holocaust, each illuminating the other,
but without doing anything that could properly be called 'comparing' them, or
'weighing the gravity' of one against the other. To do that requires, of course,
great moral tact, but also much more.' (Source: http://sydney.edu.au/arts/australian_literature/images/content/conferences/miller_abstracts2.pdf)
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Trusting the Words : Reflections on Landscape of Farewell
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